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NINA TRENTMANN

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  • Paging the CFO: Your Health-Care Costs Are Going Up
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  • CPA or MBA, Which Is Better for Your Career? CFOs Discuss
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  • Is Donald Trump About to Make US CFOs’ Life Easier?
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  • What Fed Cuts Look Like From the CFO Seat
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  • A Double Shot of CFO Straight Talk
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  • CFOs Take Stock as Tariffs Sink In
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  • AI and the Art of Going Public
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  • Looking Under the Hood of Grab, GoTo and Pony AI
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  • From Singapore, CFOs Provide Candid Commentary on Sustainability
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  • Landing a $35 Billion Tech Deal in the Middle of Trade Turbulence
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  • After A Flush Year for CFO Pay, What’s Next?
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  • Tariffs Are Coming for Corporate Profit Margins
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  • Why CFOs Are Moving Forward With Deals Now
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  • Excel, Turning 40, Still Has Its Fan Base
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  • What CFOs Are Saying About Hiring Now
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  • Section 899 Alarms Boardrooms and Businesses, Too
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  • Recent CFO Turnover is a Sign of the Times
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  • In Qatar, CFOs Talk Regional Risks and Opportunities
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  • Hope Springs in the German C-Suite as Gloom Starts to Lift
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  • Harvard Freeze, Funding Cuts Add to Headaches for Biotech CFOs
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  • More Deals Like Chef Boyardee Might be on the Menu
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  • CFOs Have a Secret Weapon for Fighting Off Uncertainty
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  • Tariff Turbulence Has CFOs Staring Down a Recession
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  • ‘We can’t win’: CFOs Speak Out on Trump’s Tariffs
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  • Catching up with Rivian and the Red Sox
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  • Tech Spending Sets Up a Power Struggle in the C-Suite
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  • Meta’s AI Server Accounting Shift Reveals the Power of Assumptions
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  • CFO Roundtable at Bloomberg Invest
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  • Tariffs Turn CFOs Into Chief Cash Collectors
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  • When Your Company’s Finance Chief Isn’t Yours Alone
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  • Earnings Season Is Only Going to Get Tougher for CFOs
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  • When Tariff Game Theory Blows Up Your Business Plan
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  • Raising the Roof on Convertibles
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  • Spending Now to Avoid a ‘Big Mess’ Later
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  • How Global CFOs Are Tackling Risks Around China in the Trump Era
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  • Trump and the Art of Managing a Dominant Dollar
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  • The One Thing CFO Applicants Need, Above All Else
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  • CFOs Prepare for Trump, Tariffs and More AI in 2025
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  • European CFOs Face a Darkening Outlook
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  • Siemens Eyes Selling 6% Siemens Energy Stake for Altair Deal
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  • For Bitcoin and Beer, Go First to the ATM
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  • CFOs Gear Up for Deals in 2025
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  • US Executives Turn Sharply Positive After Trump’s Win
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  • How Saudi Aramco’s CFO Thinks About Dividends
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  • Aramco to Borrow More and Focus on Dividend Growth, CFO Says
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  • CFOs Weigh In as COP29, Trump’s Election Fuel Climate Debate
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  • Is Trump 2.0 Really Good for Business?
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  • Finance Chiefs Need to Be Venture Investors Now
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  • From Whirlpool to AT&T, Tariff Risks Loom. Here’s What CFOs Are Saying
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  • How CFOs Can Give Good Earnings Guidance
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  • Why Buybacks Still Make Sense to CFOs With Stocks at Records
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  • How CFOs Are Navigating Budget Season
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  • A New IPO Gold Rush? CFOs See It Coming
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  • Fed’s Rate Cut Comes With a Wrinkle for Pension Plans
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  • What Fed Rate Cuts Mean to Finance Chiefs
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  • How CFOs Are Gaming Out a Close US Election
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  • Debt-Focused CFOs Have a Tender Offer for You
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  • Why Free Cash Flow Is More Important Than Ever for CFOs
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  • German Manufacturer Viessmann Buys KPS Global From D Cubed
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  • Three C-Suite Trends That Worry Corporate Recruiters
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  • German CFOs Face a ‘Mildew’ Problem in a Stagnant Economy
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  • Putting AI’s Promise Into Practice
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  • Corporate Takeaways From the Supreme Court’s Chevron Reversal
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  • CFOs Peel Back the Layers on the Second Quarter
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  • Managing the EV Revolution, One Headache at a Time
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  • Coca-Cola’s CFO Says Drinks Giant Focused on Portfolio Over M&A
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  • Rates, Elections, Tariffs Loom as Second-Half Risks for CFOs
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  • Biogen Has Up to $10 billion for Its Next M&A Bets
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  • From Nvidia to Chipotle, Stock Splits Are Back. Here’s Why
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  • A Third of CFOs See US Elections Impacting Investment Decisions
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  • How CFOs Are Waiting Out a Cautious Fed
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  • Salesforce CFO Amy Weaver’s Three Rules for Chasing M&A
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  • Unpacking Alphabet’s CFO Search
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  • Bloomberg CFO Briefing
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  • Nvidia Leads Companies Minting Money as Interest Earned From Cash Surges
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  • Billionaire-Led QXO Hires Barclays Banker as First Finance Chief
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  • S&P 500 Companies Boost Profit by Stripping More Items From Earnings
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  • ExxonMobil’s Formula for M&A Success: 1 + 1 = 3
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  • More Companies Are Selling Shares to Help Cut Debt
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  • US Companies Have $1.76 Trillion Opportunity to Free Up Cash
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  • Zoom Still Open to Five9-Style M&A, Says CFO Steckelberg
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  • Honeywell CFO Greg Lewis Talks Asset Sales, Avoiding Tiny M&A
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  • Carrier CFO Goris Talks Divestments, Debt and Buybacks
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  • Lumen CFO Says Firm Will Focus on Stabilizing After Debt Deal
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  • Prologis Remains Bullish on M&A, Hopes to Find Targets With AI
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  • Cash-Rich Cisco Shifts to Net Debt Position for Growth, Returns
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  • Why Costco’s CFO Stayed at the Company for 40 Years
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  • Carvana Tightens Lending Standards Even as It Staffs Up Ahead of Lower Interest Rates
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  • Whirlpool Accelerates Debt Reduction as Interest Rates Stay High
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  • A $6 Trillion Wall of Cash Is Holding Firm as Fed Delays Cuts
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  • Qualcomm’s CFO Hasn’t Found Big M&A Target Yet
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  • XPO Looks to Lower Leverage and May Buy Back Debt Early, CFO Says
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  • Generative AI Seen as Helping to Identify M&A Targets, Bain Says
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  • Rubbermaid Owner Newell Plans to Use Cash to Pay Off Bond Maturing in 2024
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  • Synopsys Plans to Tap Loan, Bond Markets to Fund Ansys Acquisition
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  • US Companies Pay Up to Hedge Debt After Interest-Rate Volatility Soars
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  • CFOs Are Grabbing More CEO Jobs
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  • US Finance Chiefs Expect to Pay Slightly More to Refinance Debt
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  • A $1.3 Trillion Debt-Fueled Boom in Deals Faces a Grim New Reality
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  • Honeywell Plans to Use Cash, Debt to Pay for Carrier’s Security Business, CFO Says
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  • S&P Global Expects to Rate More Private Credit as Debt Concerns Rise
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  • Delta on Course to Meet Investment-Grade Metrics Next Year, CFO Says
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  • US Companies Opting to Refinance 2024 Debt Face Profit Hit as Higher Rates Bite
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  • MIT Sloan CFO Summit
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  • Refinancing at Current Rates Doesn’t Make Sense, Costco CFO Says
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  • Marsh & McLennan CFO Says Investors Favor Long Blue-Chip Bonds
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  • Brookfield’s CFO Says Private Credit and Banks Can Co-Exist
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  • U.S. Companies Scramble to Cuts Costs, Pay Down Debt as Interest Rates Surge
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  • Cheniere Looks to Leverage Blue-Chip Rating to Refinance at Parent Level
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  • Corporate America Hit by Rate-Sticker Shock
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  • Debt Ceiling in Focus as Banking Turmoil Persists
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  • Marriott Plans to Turn to Bond Markets Again This Year, CFO Says
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  • Inflation Has Firms Using Derivatives to Lock In Funding Costs
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  • Conagra in No Rush to Address $500 Million Bond Maturity, CFO Says
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  • Adobe to Tap Debt Markets to Fund Figma-Deal Once It Has DOJ Approval
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  • Billion-Dollar Deals Emerge as a Fix for Massive Debt Piles
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  • Corporate Debt Becomes Market of Haves, Have-Nots
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  • Executives Yank Money From Banks as Some Deposits Look Riskier
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  • S&P Sees Quick Rebound for Corporate Bond Sales Silenced by SVB
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  • Grab Holdings Retires $600 Million in 2026 Debt With Extra Cash
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  • Quirky Bond Trade Gives Companies a Way to Cut Borrowing Costs
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  • With the Easy Money Gone, Executives Tighten Belts by Slashing Dividends
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  • WSJ News Exclusive: Fanatics Hires CFO for Collectibles Business After Topps Deal
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  • Fed Rate Increases Upended Funding Markets in 2022. Here’s What CFOs Can Expect in 2023.
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  • GE Healthcare Plans to Reduce Debt and Costs, Pursue Tuck-In Acquisitions
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  • Nissan Grapples With Currency Volatility, Even as Weak Yen Boosts Earnings
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  • U.K. Tax Change to Yield Higher Costs, But Much Needed Certainty for Companies
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  • With Debt Coming Due, Investment-Grade Companies Are Paying Up, Too
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  • Zero-Based Budgeting, Currency Hedges Among the Tools CFOs Can Use to Weather Headwinds
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  • The Disney CFO Who Raised Concerns About Bob Chapek Has Respect on the Street
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  • Some CFOs Are Boosting Their Credit Lines as Insurance Against Recession
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  • CFOs Boost Currency Protections, Extend Hedge Contracts as Strong Dollar Takes Toll
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  • Hertz CFO Sees Limited Impact From Rising Interest Rates on Company Finances
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  • Rising Rates Boosts Companies’ Focus on Working Capital Management
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  • Aflac CFO Taps Japanese Debt Investors to Bring Down Interest Costs
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  • Junk-Rated Companies Search for the Right Time to Tap Investors
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  • BASF CFO Faces Wild Swings in Energy Prices as Company Looks to Budget for 2023
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  • U.K. Executives Scramble to Adjust to Weakening Pound, Rising Finance Costs
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  • Loans Are Cheaper Than Bonds for Some Highly Rated Companies
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  • Delta Looks to Improve Margins, Cut Debt as Travel Rebounds
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  • Inside Bed Bath & Beyond, Concerns Over Mounting Stress for CFO
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  • Grab Zeroes In on Costs as Super App Looks to Cut Losses
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  • Bed Bath & Beyond Names Interim CFO After Death of Gustavo Arnal
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  • Zero-Based Budgeting Gains Clout as a Way for Companies to Find Savings
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  • Bed Bath & Beyond Faces Leadership Gap After Executive’s Death
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  • Halliburton CFO Weighs on Debt, Capital Spending
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  • Companies Look for Returns on Cash Piles as Interest Rates Rise
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  • Central Banks’ Interest-Rate Moves Complicate Companies’ Hedging Strategies
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  • Aflac’s Income Is Mostly in Yen. Here Is How It Reduces Its Currency Risk.
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  • Companies Raise Less Capital as Markets Drop, Interest Rates Rise
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  • Companies Review Hedging Strategies as Strong Dollar Cuts Profits
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  • With the Fed Raising Rates, Companies Take a Fresh Look at Financing Costs
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  • AB InBev Is Trying to Catch Up With Inflation in Some Countries, CFO Says
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  • Bayer Is Using Detailed Data to Improve Forecasting, CFO Says
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  • Companies Buying Back Stock Enjoy a Discount as Markets Tumble
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  • Lordstown Motors Remains Concerned About Ability to Stay in Business, CFO Says
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  • Hot Job Market, Strong Demand for CFOs Strain Due Diligence
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  • Ukraine War, Inflation and Covid-19 Keep CFOs on Their Toes Over Forecasts
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  • Unum Finance Chief Stresses Importance of Advocating for Digital Transformation
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  • Google Finance Head: Anything That Can Be Automated, We Strive to Automate
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  • Companies May Speed Up Refinancing Plans as Higher Rates Loom
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  • CFOs Find It Harder to Land Board Seats as Companies Seek Change
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  • CFOs Adopt Different Approaches to Profits Made in Russia
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  • Lush CEO Expects Its Russian Business to Run Out of Stock, Wind Down
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  • S&P Global Pays Severance to Russian Employees Being Let Go
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  • Discovery Closes $30 Billion Bond Deal in Choppy Markets
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  • Hedges Give Companies Temporary Relief From Surging Energy Prices
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  • CFOs Seek Higher Returns on Cash, but Banks May Be Slow to Raise Rates
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  • Companies Scrap IPOs Amid Russian Invasion of Ukraine
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  • Brink’s Stops Russia-Related Transactions to Comply With U.S. Sanctions, CFO Says
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  • Cruise CFO Hammers Out Robotaxi Venture’s Cost Structure Ahead of Charging Customers
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  • Applied Materials Uses Automation to Shift How Finance Workers Spend Their Time
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  • Marriott Plans to Slash Debt by Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in 2022
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  • Higher Interest Rates Not a Major Worry for CFOs of Large U.S. Companies
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  • Microsoft Keeps Its Finance Head Count Flat With AI, Bots and Other Tech
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  • Connecting With Small Shareholders Remains a Challenge for Companies
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  • Omicron Pushes Some Companies Back to Virtual Shareholder Meetings
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  • Kraft Heinz CFO Paulo Basilio to Depart in March
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  • Medical Glassmaker Schott to Increase Spending Amid Boost From Covid-19 Vaccines
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  • Robinhood CFO Doesn’t Plan to Put ‘Meaningful Amount’ of Cash Into Crypto Assets
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  • WSJ CFO Network Summit: Preparing for Changes to Domestic and International Taxation Rules
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  • WSJ’s CFO Network Summit: Cash and CapEx Spending in 2022
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  • WSJ’s CFO Network Summit
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  • VW Finance Chief Expects Inflation to Ease and Chip Shortage to Drag On
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  • Rivian CFO Says Electric-Vehicle Maker Will Prioritize Growth Over Profits
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  • Companies Expect Funding to Stay Cheap, Despite Looming Rate Increases
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  • U.S. Companies Are Thriving Despite the Pandemic—or Because of It
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  • Hormel’s Departing CFO on His Career, Deal Making and the Pandemic
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  • Dole Looks for Deals and Operational Efficiency After NYSE Listing
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  • Exxon’s New CFO Takes On Debt Reduction, Spending Plans
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  • Ford CFO John Lawler Draws on His Operations Experience
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  • GM, Ford CFOs Bring Different Backgrounds to Similar Challenges
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  • Caterpillar CFO Navigates Customers’ Varying Appetite for Decarbonization
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  • Lyft Poaches Amazon Executive to Lead Its Finances
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  • How the SoftBank Vision Fund Values Its Portfolio Holdings
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  • Uber CFO Focuses on Revenue Growth After Hitting Profitability Milestone
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  • Bankers, Advisers Give CFOs Tips on How to Avoid Surprising Investors
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  • SoftBank Vision Fund CFO Cautions Not All Investments Will Be the Next DoorDash. Many Are Likely to Fail
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  • Coty CFO Plans to Slash Cosmetic Giant’s Debt Further
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  • Hershey Seeks Growth, Synergies From Pretzel Deals
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  • Twitter CFO Says Investing in Crypto ‘Doesn’t Make Sense Right Now’
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  • GE’s CFO Plays Key Role in Company’s Three-Way Split
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  • Companies Lobby Against Democrats’ Interest-Deduction Limits
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  • Ford Motor Offers $2.5 Billion Green Bond to Investors
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  • Ford Offers to Buy Back Bonds as It Works to Overhaul Balance Sheet
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  • ByteDance CFO Is Stepping Down to Focus on TikTok
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  • Biden Stock Buyback Tax: What to Know About the Latest Proposal
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  • Square Inc.’s CFO Talks Bitcoin, Afterpay and Cash App
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  • Tesla Has Won Over Equity Investors but Not Ratings Firms
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  • CFOs Plump Salaries, Perks to Land Elusive New Employees
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  • GM CFO Plans Long-Term as Car Maker Works to Transform Its Business
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  • Lordstown Motors Recruits Adam Kroll as Financial Chief
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  • Stripe Finance Chief Helps Steer Payment Processor’s Growth
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  • Covestro CFO Targets Higher Profit Margins After Reorganizing Business
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  • Some CFOs Say Higher Corporate Taxes Could Lead to Lower Investments
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  • Retailers Navigate Freight Costs, Scarce Inventory and Uncertain Future
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  • Cisco Introduces New Metrics to Showcase Shift Toward Software
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  • Stock Buybacks Beat Capital Spending for Many Big Companies
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  • Big Banks Often Look Inside When Hiring CFOs
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  • ZoomInfo Simplifies Shareholder Structure to Attract New Investors
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  • German Blue-Chip Index Adds New Companies as It Tightens Rules
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  • Clothing Retailers Boost Profit Margins by Offering Fewer Markdowns
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  • Willis Towers Watson Names New CFO as It Rebuilds Leadership Team
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  • Walgreens Boots Hires New CFO for Its U.S. Business
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  • Healthcare Services Group Settles SEC Charges Alleging It Inflated EPS
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  • FactSet Recruits Finance Veteran as CFO
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  • Finance Chiefs Work to Navigate Higher Costs, Transportation Woes
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  • Baseball Is Back, but Boston Red Sox’s CFO Is Watching Delta Variant Closely
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  • Lockheed Launches CFO Search After Ken Possenriede Departs Suddenly
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  • Stanley Black & Decker to Mandate Masks for U.S. Employees Starting Friday, CFO Says
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  • Duolingo Allows Employees to Sell a Portion of Their Shares Early
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  • XPO Logistics Appoints Insider as CFO Just Days Before Spinoff
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  • Elevator Maker Otis Faces Pushback From Suppliers on Prices
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  • Whirlpool Considering More Price Increases if Inflation Exceeds Forecasts
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  • Finance Chiefs Are Still Trying to Replace Excel With New Tools
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  • Exxon Turns to Company Outsider to Fill CFO Role
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  • Levi’s CFO Looks to Bring Down Debt Further as Business Recovers
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  • ZoomInfo Technologies Using New Financing to Help Pay for AI Startup
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  • What Some CFOs Are Doing to Fight Inflation
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  • Bang & Olufsen CFO Sets Price Range for Purchases of Microchips
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  • Companies Cutting Office Space Predict Long-Term Savings
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  • Cash-Laden Companies Are on a Mergers and Acquisitions Spree
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  • Boeing’s New CFO Faces Tough Decisions on How to Reduce Debt
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  • Chewy CFO Says Broader Product Range Bearing Fruit in Higher Earnings
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  • Stanley Black & Decker CFO Looking for Partnerships With Battery, Chip Makers
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  • Arby’s Owner Promotes Executive From Its Dunkin’ Unit to CFO
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  • Airbnb Adapts to the Post-Pandemic Traveler—and Host
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  • Smucker CFO Weighs Additional Price Hikes if Inflation Exceeds Forecasts
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  • Banks to Companies: No More Deposits, Please
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  • Shake Shack Names New CFO
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  • CFOs of AT&T, Salesforce and Estée Lauder on Crisis Management
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  • Frontier Communications Hires New CFO After Emerging From Chapter 11
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  • Coty CFO Looks to Boost Margins by Shrinking Product Portfolio
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  • Less Is More, Retail CFOs Find as They Plot Post-Pandemic Strategy
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  • German Auditors Fear New Law Would Bolster Big Four Firms
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  • Racially Diverse CFOs Are in High Demand, but Challenges Persist
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  • Delta Air Lines Taps GE Executive as Finance Chief
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  • Former ICE CFO Looks Back on Dozens of Deals Made During His Tenure
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  • L Brands Names CFOs for Victoria’s Secret, Bath & Body Works
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  • EBay Hires JetBlue CFO to Lead Its Finances
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  • AT&T Stock Pares Gains After Discovery Deal
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  • Companies Weigh Price Increases, Other Options as Costs Rise
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  • Daimler CFO Works to Separate Accounts, Debts and People Ahead of Truck Unit Spinoff
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  • Animal-Health Company Zoetis Promotes CFO to Expanded Role
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  • PayPal Wants More Customers to Pay Using Crypto Assets
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  • Puma Promotes Insider to CFO as Company Projects Growth
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  • Clorox’s Move to Provide Adjusted EPS Raises Concerns
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  • Discovery Breaks Out Streaming Unit’s Performance Metrics to Showcase Transformation
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  • Pinterest CFO Looks to Ramp Up Spending on Marketing, Product Investments
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  • Companies Say They Are Better Prepared to Host Virtual Annual Meetings This Year
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  • Whirlpool CFO Faces Higher Costs as Component Shortages Force Production Line Shifts
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  • Boeing CFO Guided Aircraft Maker Through 737 MAX Crisis
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  • Expedia CFO Plans a Bigger Marketing Budget
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  • What CEOs, CFOs Are Saying About the Prospects of Higher Taxes
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  • Dell CFO Looks to Use VMware Proceeds to Bring Down Debt
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  • Levi’s CFO Plans to Increase Capital Spending on Digital Initiatives
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  • After Wirecard, Germany’s Proposed Audit Overhaul Worries Finance Executives
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  • General Mills CFO Looks to Reduce External Manufacturing Once Demand Levels Off
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  • Corteva Names Finance Veteran to CFO Role
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  • Marriott CFO Sees Focus on Costs Continuing as Bookings Recover
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  • CFOs Zero In on Shareholders as Stock Volatility Soars
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  • Broadridge CFO Looks to Reduce Debt After $2.5 Billion Deal
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  • Activision Blizzard Names New CFO as Poaching Suit Against Netflix Continues
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  • Shake Shack’s Finance Chief to Depart
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  • When SPACs Come Calling, 5 Things a Startup CFO Needs to Know
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  • TikTok Owner ByteDance Hires Away Executive From Xiaomi to Be CFO
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  • Merck Names 30-Year Company Veteran as CFO
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  • Adobe CFO John Murphy to Retire
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  • Chat Startup Discord Hires Its First Finance Chief to Boost Growth
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  • U.K. Mulls Capping Number of Audits Big Four Firms Can Do
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  • Cargill Hires GE’s Former Finance Chief
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  • Hormel CFO Readies Up to $2 Billion Bond Sale to Pay for Planters Deal
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  • Verizon Launches $25 Billion Bond Sale to Pay for 5G Spectrum
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  • Brink’s Got Outsiders to Count Newly-Acquired Gold, Silver Bars
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  • Ahold CFO Aims to Make Online Sales a Larger Part of Its Revenues
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  • Some Insurers Flex Balance Sheets to Help Hospitals, Doctors Amid Pandemic
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  • Levi’s CFO Picks Up the Phone to Remind Retailers to Pay Their Bills
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  • Chairman of U.K. Audit Regulator to Step Down
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  • New CFO Builds Trust During a Time of Crisis Through Virtual Means
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  • Companies Move Shareholder Meetings Online Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
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  • Inventory Buildup Helps, Hurts Paints and Coatings Maker PPG Industries
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  • Ryder System Cuts Costs With Zero-Based Budgeting Amid Business Slowdown
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  • Bed Bath & Beyond Names New CFO as Part of Ongoing Management Refocus
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  • Companies Find Ways to Keep Their Annual Reports From Being a Bore
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  • Primark Owner ABF Looks for Suppliers Outside of China Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
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  • Volkswagen CFO Frank Witter to Step Down in June 2021
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  • Fundbox Hires First CFO as Fintech Startup Eyes Future IPO
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  • Companies Adjust Financial Communications to Resonate With Humans and Robots
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  • For Twitter, Communication Is Key When Articulating Performance, CFO Says
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  • Swedish Executive Brings Global Experience, Outsider’s Perspective to GE Finance Role
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  • Exchange Rates Deal $22.56 Billion Blow to Companies’ Earnings
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  • United Technologies’ New Acting CFO Gets a Chance to Audition for Postmerger Role
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  • U.K. Regulator Asks Asset Owners, Managers to Consider ESG
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  • U.K. Regulator Tells Auditors to Be Tougher on ‘Going Concern’ Assessment
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  • U.K. Regulator Opens Investigation Into Thomas Cook Audits
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  • CSX Makes Its Interim CFO Permanent
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  • Red Hat CFO Loses Out on Retention Bonus Following Standards-Related Ouster
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  • BlackBerry Makes Current CFO Its Chief Revenue Officer
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  • Germany’s Commerzbank Names New CFO Amid Strategy Revamp
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  • KPMG Moves U.K. Employees From Advisory to Audit Business
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  • U.K. Audit Regulator Steps Up Enforcement Efforts
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  • GE’s CFO Recruitment Plan: Call ‘New Friends and Old’
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  • Germany’s BASF Plans More Price Increases to Offset Higher Raw Material Costs
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  • Russia Remains Chief Sanctions Risk for Companies, Banks
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  • Covestro Wants To Make A Deal, But Lacks An Obvious Target
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  • Companies Worry That Spending on GDPR May Not Be Over
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  • European Buyers Go Shopping for U.S. Companies
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  • Volkswagen’s Potential CEO Change Won’t Impact CFO
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  • Retailer Primark’s Profit Margin to Recover on Weaker Dollar
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  • British Pest Control Firm Rentokil Initial Seeks U.S. Targets
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  • U.K.’s Whitbread to Spin Off Costa Coffee Chain
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  • Businesses Increase Prices, Switch Suppliers Ahead of Brexit
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  • Norway’s Statoil to Shed Finance Jobs As Automation Picks Up
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  • Volkswagen CFO Calls for De-Escalation of Trade Tensions
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  • Finland’s Wärtsilä to Boost Robot Ranks Ahead of Buying Spree
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  • GSK Expects Lower U.S. Tax Rate Will Boost Profits
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  • Maersk Expects Uptick in Fuel Costs Due To New Maritime Regulations
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  • Global Companies Extend Use of Zero-Based Budgeting to Slash Costs
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  • Netherland’s Wolters Kluwer Seeks Bolt-On Acquisitions Following U.S. Tax Law Change
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  • European Steel Companies Split Over Planned U.S. Tariffs
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  • U.S. Business Leaders Upbeat About Economy, But Worried About Inflation
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  • Merck Doubles Down on Debt Reduction
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  • AXA to Forego Stock Buybacks Amid XL Group Takeover – CFO
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  • Carillion Collapse Highlights Accounting Shortcomings — Moody’s
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  • Adidas Would Revamp Its Supply Chain In Face Of U.S. Tariffs – CFO
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  • JCDecaux Sets Sights On U.S. Rivals
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  • U.S. Tariffs Will Have Limited Impact on Foreign Manufacturers: IHS Markit
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  • Brighter Economic Outlook A Boon, Challenge for German Companies
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  • Primark-Owner ABF Expects a Boon From Lower U.S. Taxes
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  • German Glassmaker Schott Scouts U.S. for Acquisitions After Tax Overhaul
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  • Foreign Firms Brace for Potential Cost Increases After U.S. Tax Overhaul
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  • Red Hat Hedged Dollar to Bring Offshore Cash Home
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  • Higher Contributions, Market Returns Pump Up U.S. Pension Plans in 2017
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  • U.S. Tax Overhaul Raises Alarms Among Foreign Executives
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  • Insurer AXA Bets On Big Data
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  • New Accounting Rule to Revamp Companies’ Financials
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  • U.K. Companies Plan to Use Fewer Euros Ahead of Brexit
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  • Data Breaches Will Soon Cost Companies in Europe
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  • Europe Inc. Tops Earnings Expectations, but Momentum Sags
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  • European Firms Look For U.S. Tax Benefits in Overhaul
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  • Financial Reports Could Be Better, Says U.K. Regulator
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  • U.S. Tax Overhaul Would Be a Boon For GSK, CFO Says
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  • Bayer Cuts Value of Monsanto Deal, CFO Says
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  • China Borrows $2 Billion at Rates Just Slightly Above U.S. Treasury Yields
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  • Another Sign Europe Is Over Crisis? Its Companies Are Investing at Home Again
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  • Linde’s Stronger Finances Could Herald Company’s First-Ever Stock Buyback, CFO Says
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  • Bayer’s Asset Sale Could Help Fund Monsanto Deal, Analysts Say
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  • Pearson PLC Mulls Additional Shared Service Centers to Cut Costs
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  • Companies Leave Bean Counting to the Robots
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  • Finance Chiefs Centralize to Cut Costs, Make Smarter Decisions
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  • Treasurers Make Strides on Analytics, Shared Services
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  • Intel Could Repatriate Up to $10 Billion in U.S. Tax Overhaul
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  • SAP Treasurer Has Limited Investment Options For Company Cash
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  • Rio Tinto’s Next Finance Chief Needs to Stay Disciplined
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  • Thyssenkrupp-Tata Steel Tie-Up Shaves Pension Costs
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